Sentence examples for drought disrupted from inspiring English sources

Potential analysis a novel approach to detect feedback-mediated state shifts revealed two attractors (healthy and degraded states) during the collapse, suggesting that the drought disrupted internal feedbacks to cause abrupt, patch-wise degradation.

But centuries of wars, invasions, and drought disrupted date cultivation, and by the time of the Crusades 800 years ago, the region's vast date forests had disappeared.

The UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change warns of an even more dire future, with sea level rise imperiling coastal communities, more frequent, intense typhoons and hurricanes lashing storm-prone regions, and persistent drought disrupting agricultural production and framing-based livelihoods.

Some schools have already closed in PNG because of water shortages.The same thing happened in Fiji during the 1997/98 drought disrupting children's education.

Periodic droughts disrupt hydro-electricity.

This suggests that being in some kind of extreme drought disrupts the association between core food consumption and psychological distress that is observed in times of relatively normal weather conditions.

In contrast, Africa accounts for less than 3percentt of the global emissions of carbon dioxide from fuel burning since 1900, yet its 840 million people face some of the biggest risks from drought and disrupted water supplies, according to new scientific assessments.

Dadaab is in one of Kenya's poorest, driest regions, beset by drought and disrupted by violence.

Education contributes to saving lives UNICEF launched an appeal last year for close to $50 million to provide life-saving assistance for almost 1 million people affected by violence, drought and disrupted livelihoods in Somalia.

They pay into the system based on expectations of how drought will disrupt their harvests, and if rainfall dips below predetermined levels they're paid.

The risk might become more acute as atmospheric greenhouse gases threaten to make Ethiopia's rainy season more erratic, possibly causing periodic drought or disrupting traditional growing seasons.